It will not, so don't over hype yourself. These tractor engines only need a little bit of spark, fuel, and air to run. And your MPG will not increase much either LOL
What did you do to your TJ today?
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Just out of curiosity… are the electrodes on these supposed to be flush? Protrude? I’m going to guess not be recessed…
All he needs is a fram oil filter!
And 12 hole injectors lol
Bullshit. You use your "torque-band". 12 miles a day. $25 a month.
Are you talking about @jxv1247 's nephew or the ducks?
Um.. yeah. No.
Expectations are premeditated disappointment.
TB spacer should do.
Looks great. How tall is your lift? I have 35s and been thinking about doing the same thing.
A few days ago
Went to Grand Haven Jeep Fest (with the new fenders!)
Went to Grand Haven Jeep Fest (with the new fenders!)
Put the old ones back on...
Bruh someone puked ducks all over your Jeep
And a frog too
I never left them (rabbits) alive with my pets.
WARNING! Vegan's beware!
p.s. My Lizards stayed indoors most of the time and never ate my cats, although I would have loved them to eat my neighbors yapping chihuahuas.
I like the calm and soothing music as I watch a fucking dinosaur annihilate an entire rabbit.
Despite my (our) dislike of how the broad Jeep community has decided to show love in-person, you clearly earned lots of respect from the community. Good on you!
I always liked that color green on a TJ and you have a good looking & clean Jeep! I'll give you a virtual wave
because f' the 
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KennethS
TJ Addict
The voltage required to “jump the gap” is dependent upon the resistance of the air in the gap and the shape of the spark plug electrodes. Small, pointed electrodes are conducive to sparking at a lower voltage (think lightning rod) so the plug “fires” every time and emissions are reduced due to no mis-fires (failure of the voltage to jump the gap). They do not produce more power, they just ensure a spark happens every time. In a well maintained engine, a “regular” plug will spark every time, and at a higher voltage than one with pointy electrodes. This does not translate to a power increase if the spark induces complete combustion.
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